Trump Throws Down At The U.N. (Ep. 2601)
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What did President Trump say at the UN that sparked this episode’s analysis?
All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up, and get ready for the Dan Bongino Show. So I think President Trump slated yesterday at the UN General Assembly up in New York. I've got some clips from that, but I want to put them in context. Of why? What exactly did he do with the UN and what political he has political instincts like no one else? What political tactics and techniques did he use, advertently or inadvertently, that I think made this speech so powerful? I I think that's an important conversation that was missing from some of the coverage yesterday. Why? Snapshots, sound bites, contrasts, like these are all things we can use going forward. Forward as activists. I've got that. Um, however, I do want to cover the other side of this as well because I want to give you a realistic take going into the midterms of why some people on our side, the Republican side, the MAGA side, forget the liberals.
They they just hate the country and they complain all I'm not talking about. Why are some people on our side upset despite the factually, objectively correct, accurate data that the border's been fixed for the first time in 50 plus years? Jobless rates the lowest, poverty rates the lowest, crime's the lowest. Why are people upset? Understandably, why are some people upset? I'm gonna play a clip at the beginning of the show. That I think is one of the best explanations as to why. I I it's my job to give you both sides. I still think we got a decent shot at the midterms, but we have to be candid with each other. Some people and I'm not talking about the doomers and the pillars. They have an agenda. I'm talking about regular average everyday working people busting their ass who are like, hey, I just don't feel it.
Fair enough. But I'll explain what I think is going on with this clip. I think it's gonna nail. And I just saw, you know, I was just coming in here, guys, to do the show and I'm watching TV and a commercial came on for this medication with Monica Sellas. You remember Monica Sellis, the tennis player? I used to work at the US Open for a long time. And uh I worked there for like five years. I was a crowd controller, a security guy. And I escorted Monica Sellis around once as a young kid. I don't know how old I was, like eighteen. I thought it was like the greatest day of my life. I couldn't believe it. I've I've I felt like so important back then. I got a picture with her too. I'm gonna find that picture. I'm gonna find that picture and put it on the show.
It was like the greatest picture. Look at this, they got a picture with Monica Sellis. Why am I telling you? I don't know. It's the Bongino Army family. You should know everything. All right. Big show for you today. A lot to talk about. Hey, one of the best ways to kickstart my morning, you can tell with all my energy today, is a great. A bold but never bitter cup of coffee from Black Out Coffee. This is one of my favorite blends or Dark Roast Brutal Awakening brew. You get a B-R-E-W? I love it. Check it out, Black Owl Coffee. It's bold, it's smooth, it's fresh roasted. It is delicious coffee. It's one of those little things that makes the mornings just a little bit better every day. I'm not standing in line to pay like seven to ten bucks for some super fropp a lot of whatever the hell they're called, crap.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did President Trump say at the UN that sparked this episode’s analysis?
0:02–9:46
2
Why does Dan Bongino think many MAGA voters feel “upset” despite strong economic data?
9:46–20:56
3
How does the host explain the political tactics Trump used at the UN to create a powerful message?
20:56–29:56
4
What are the main arguments about voter‑roll fraud and non‑citizen voting presented in the show?
29:56–41:07
5
How does the discussion connect the UN speech to broader issues like immigration and cultural‑migration debates?
41:07–52:46
6
What concerns are raised about AI’s impact on society, jobs, and totalitarian regimes?
52:46–1:03:22
7
How does the interview with Alex Epstein frame the future of AI, productivity and universal basic income?
1:03:22–1:15:01
8
What final takeaways does Dan Bongino give listeners about political strategy and emerging technologies?
1:15:01–1:26:39